1922 Distant View of Melbourne From The YarraAn atmospheric image of boating on the Yarra River by John B. Eaton, dated 1922c, Looking west along the Yarra from where Swan Street Bridge now stands. John B. Eaton was a prolific photographer of landscapes around the beaches of Port Phillip Bay, and the countryside around Melbourne and Victoria. His work is part of the pictorialism movement, where photographs were to be viewed as works of art, rather than just as images captured. John Bertram Eaton

With rooms to accommodate 650 guests it was a primary resting place for local and international travellers to Marvellous Melbourne

It was moved from that location to one that

Nettleton's cart can be seen near the gates in William Street

a new location for the Fish Market was built at the western end of Flinders Street

A photograph around 1872 of Collins Street looking west

Notes from the State Library of Victoria say that this image is "A view of the north side of Flinders street

Contracts taken for every kind of public or private entertainments

horse drawn wagons on road running parallel with river

In 1973 the monument was again moved

and got their name because bananas were ripened here with ethylene gas before being taken to market

The maps shows the crossroads from one mine to another with indications of various stations

and eventually hundreds of the country's best dentists